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Which site? My blog? The blog is still on Heroku, and it sounds like it was overloaded for a while there. I just upped the number of dynos, so it should be fine
by adrianh 13y ago
Which site? My blog? The blog is still on Heroku, and it sounds like it was overloaded for a while there. I just upped the number of dynos, so it should be fine.
I don't have any indication that soundslice.com (which is the site I'm hosting on AWS) was returning any 500s, but if it was, please let me know.
- japhyr 13y agoI am curious how many dynos you end up using under traffic for a blog site. Care to share? Also, how many dynos did it take to handle the load on soundslice, when it was on the front page of reddit?
- adrianh 13y agoI don't have a definitive answer for the blog, to be honest. I just add four more dynos (to bring it up to five total) and it seems to be fine. I figure it's only for a few hours, so I can be sloppy about it without needing to worry about huge costs. Wish I could be more scientific about it! As for the number of dynos when Soundslice was on the Reddit homepage, I think was using 10 at that point, but, again, it was a totally non-scientific thing. 10 did the job, but fewer dynos might have been just as fine.
- japhyr 13y agoThank you for responding. That's exactly what I was looking for, a ballpark figure for what can get you through a peak in traffic.